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There's another mired airline project out there, one with a lifetime cost to taxpayers of $1.5 trillion, one that Trump might scrutinize next.

Taken together, Haplous can be used to scrutinize next generation sequencing results that contain plenty of irrelevant information and errors, especially when other SNP array-based methods are not applicable.

Dick Jauron and John Fox can coach in this league, but each will be heavily scrutinized if next season looks anything like 2002.

Puffing his chest one moment, self-scrutinizing the next, he seemed to offer a novel archetype: the grounded hip-hop star.

After having three ombudsmen offer regular critiques of its journalistic content, ESPN's work will be scrutinized for the next 18 months by a faculty panel from the Poynter Institute.

We next scrutinized the parameter value sets in all the best-fit cases of the two models, focussing on the binding strength of each Ly49-MHC class I interaction as well as the threshold to pass selection, Smin.

In light of this mode of miRNA action, we next scrutinized the relationship of the expression patterns of the differentially regulated miRNA and their targets identified in the above exercise.

The 12 putative height-associated SNPs newly identified in the stage 1 data set were next scrutinized in 4462 additional individuals of northern European ancestry (Table  1), namely 3522 Dutch from the Netherlands Twin Register study and the Netherlands Study of Depression and Anxiety (NTR/NESDA) and 940 Swedes from the Gothenburg Osteoporosis and Obesity Determinants (GOOD) study.

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In addition, nothing against Memphis coach Josh Pastner, who is 35 but could pass for a high school senior, but expect his sideline ability to be scrutinized heavily over the next 36 hours or so.

Mr. Wolfe, who arrived in Brazil with 5 of his 24 trademark white suits, said his next book would scrutinize Wall Street types who conceal their status, dress down and act like bad seeds.